Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-03-23
FROM MONDAY S DAILY.

FROM MONDAY DAILY.
 Equinoctial days.
 Stockmen complain of the need 0 rain.
 The city council is having the alley cleaned up.
 F.C. St. Q. Cockburn left for King man this afternoon.
 The supreme court ~iii mee; 1T Phenix on the 18th day of April.
 The city reservoir contained about seven feet of water on Saturday night.
 Auctioneer Fishe, disposed ot property to-day, on which taxes art delinquent.
 Governor Zulick was present at the opening of court this morning, by ouI new chief justice.
 NJ. Hickey was appointed bailiif and C. w. French crier for the United States court this morning.
 Judge w. 0. O'Neill left for a business trip along the line of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad today.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen has been appointed postmaster of Flagstaff, and wi assume the duties of the ofhce on April lst, next.
 The Palace saloon was visited by a large number of people on Saturday evening, to listen to Mme Marie Fora sing and play.
 The Champion still mourns the fate of Ashursi's poor httle Frisco" (countyl, which met with premature strsngul,- ton in the council.
 Wilson and White have been reman- ded without bail to appear and answer the charge of murder for the killing of the old man Clevenger and wife.
 Mir. and Mrs. Deakins and Mrs. Jas. \. Bsyard have gone east. pr. Hslsey accompanied them es far as S,ligman and the secretary will go through to New Mexico with them.
 Albert Clark oi Marysville California, is visiting his cousin. Geo. H. Curry. in Prescott. The latter took him out in a buggy yesterday to show him the besu- ties of nature surrounding Prescott.
 We have heard number of demo- crats, within the past few days, cure the day democratic legislature con- vened in Prescott. High license was the cause of the "cussiug."
 Applications for copies oi our ex- change. of the Tucson Star, have become so numerous of late, that We nave de cided to keep il on file in this office, where all parties who desire to do so can call and read It.
 B. F. Sloan and Joseph Doughe rty will commence making tri-weekly trips between Prescott and Walnut Grove, tomorrow, to accommodate the travel these two points. Fare 8 or S for the round trip. Their advertise ment will be found in another colum.
 The Railroad hotel, al Prescott Junc- ton will be formally opened on Friday evening. April list, with a grand ball and supper. Excursion tickets will be sold on the F. X A. C. k. k. at about s6 % per couple for the round trip, in- cluding ball tik ket and supper, a rate which will certainly induce d To; of our people to make the trip.
 We desire to call the attention of the ladies 10 the dressmaking card of Miss Ida Simpson in this issue. Miss Simpson has opened dres>making parlor- at Mrs Curtis, where she will be piea>ed to attend to sll orders given her. She is an srtiste in this business, and ladies desiring first class work in the very latest styles will do we'll to give her 8 call.
 Judge J. H. Wright, our new chief justice, has created favorable impress sion with attorneys and others with whom ne has become acquainted. He is spoken of as lawyer oi exceptionally fine ability and it is to be hoped that Arizona may have no occasion to regret his appointment as chief justice of the territory. The JousNAL-MISER vel comes him 10 our midst.
 Geo. W. Ford, the cigar man, wore & broad brimmed smile all over his coun- tenance yesterday and "set up the cigars to the printers in both newspaper offices The occasion oi this smiling on his part, arose from the fact that at an early hour of the morning he WAS compelled to take down the family Bible from its -heli and inscrihe therein, on the pages devoted to family records, the birth oi another daughter.
 The marriage notice of P. l.. Kastner and Miss Florence Tborne, which will be found in this issue. will no doubt be read with pleasure by the many friends of the happy couple, whom the JOURNAL MINER joins in extending congratula- tions. The bridegroom is well known to our people As an honest and upright business man, while tn. bride Is a popu lar young lady. The printers were re- membered by the former for which he has their thanks and best wishes iar hap piness.
 The JoURNAL-MINER man visited city Engineer Helm, on Saturday afternoon at the engine house oi the water works, and was shown through the institution. The great pumps. which by the way ,hone ss brightly as newly coined silver dollar. were busy at work, having up 10 i o'clock registered 16,- 0Oo strokes, each stroke throwing twelve gallons of water into the reservoir on the hin, or total for the day oi about 200, 900 gallons. The machinery Is kept